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Quest Nutrition Mint Chocolate Chunk Protein Bars, 20g Protein, 1g Sugar, 4g Net Carb, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count
Quest Nutrition Mint Chocolate Chunk Protein Bars, 20g Protein, 1g Sugar, 4g Net Carb, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count
Regular price
$24.98 USD
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$24.98 USD
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Strengths
Trade-offs / What to Know
High protein + high fiber gives a feeling of fullness and helps with muscle repair or satiety.
The bar is calorie-dense; eating many per day could add up.
Very low sugar and limited added sugar — good if you’re controlling blood sugar, reducing sweets, or following low sugar/keto-ish routines.
The use of sweeteners (erythritol, sucralose, stevia) may yield aftertastes some people dislike; not everyone likes “sweet but not sugar” flavor profiles.
Convenient, portable, doesn’t require preparation — good for gym bag, travel, snack replacements.
Texture can feel “bar-like,” a bit heavy / chewy; if you prefer soft or creamy snacks, you might find it a bit dry.
The mint-chocolate combo often appeals to people who want something dessert-like without “guilt” (i.e. high sugar).
Cost per bar tends to be higher than regular candy bars or simple snacks; availability might be an issue depending on where you live.
Offers fiber that supports digestive health and slows carb absorption.
Sugar alcohols (used to reduce sugar) can cause digestive discomfort for some people (bloating, etc.).
Who It’s Good For
It works especially well for:
• People looking to reduce sugar but still want a treat-like snack.
• Those doing strength training or wanting extra protein in their diet.
• Anyone needing a portable, satisfying snack between meals, especially if they otherwise would eat something sugary.
• People who enjoy the mint + chocolate flavor combination — as it leverages that sensory contrast well.
About this item
What it is
The Quest “Mint Chocolate Chunk” bar is a high-protein, low-sugar snack / protein bar. It’s meant for people who want something more indulgent than a plain protein shake, but still want solid macros (protein, fiber, etc.) and fewer sugars / net carbs.
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Key Nutrition Profile
Here are the standout numbers per 60 g bar:
• ≈ 180 kcal 
• 20 g protein — that’s quite high for a snack bar. 
• 14-16 g fiber depending on source 
• Very low sugar (~1 g) and no or almost no added sugar. 
• Net carbs are relatively low (after subtracting fiber & sugar alcohols) — aligns with diets that limit sugar/carbs. 
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Flavor & Texture Experience
Here’s where “Mint Chocolate Chunk” tries to shine as more than “just another protein bar”:
• Flavor: It blends a cool mint profile with chocolate chunks / chocolate notes. The mint gives a “fresh” edge, almost like a mint-chocolate chip dessert, but it isn’t overpowering. The chocolate is more of a background richness, giving indulgence without too much sweetness. 
• Sweetness: Because of erythritol, sucralose, and stevia, it doesn’t rely on sugar for its sweetness. This means there’s a different aftertaste some people notice (sometimes cooling or slightly artificial). 
• Texture: Chewy, somewhat dense — it has “chunks” / bits of chocolate chip-style inclusions, slight crunch (from bits/chocolate or nuts) and a soft chew. Some people like this texture; others find it a bit heavy. 
• Mouth-feel: Because of fibers, sweeteners, and the protein blend, there’s a dry chew sometimes; some suggest moisture or warmness helps the chew reduce toughness. 
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What Makes It Different (Pros & Trade-Offs)
Here are what I see as its strengths and what you give up compared to more conventional bars / sweets:
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